Polish movies to be screened across three major Vietnamese cities

The event is to be held by the Vietnam Cinema Department in co-ordination with the Polish Filmmakers Association and is scheduled to take place in Hanoi from March 11 to March 15 before heading to the central city of Hue from March 15 to March 19, and concluding in Ho Chi Minh City from March 18 to 22.

Local audiences will have an opportunity to learn more about Poland, its people, and its culture, especially Polish cinema which is considered to be quite advanced in Europe and throughout the world.

The film week aims to strengthen the bilateral friendship between the two countries.

The five films on show include Vang Khoi (Solid Gold), Chuyen Tinh Tho San Anh (Paparazzi Love), Ban Sonat Dieu Ky (Sonata), and Vua Dao Tau (The Getaway King).

Audiences can claim free movie tickets on the official website of the National Cinema Center and website of Cinestar Cinemas in Hue city and Ho Chi Minh City at https://ift.tt/awlGUq4

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